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Express train- leaving Harrington 81 q. M,
and arriving At 4G p. M, runs through soilo 20
and from Baltimore VIA Porters anu Newark.
New YOrK, philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Ix-
press. Leave Philadelphia 1905 a. M, daily.
Baltimore $50 AIM, Wilmington III. ASA. n Cau!,
stopping at Clayton, Dover Harrington Deihar
regularly; ard al llddlerowr, Seaforh, and Lau-
rel to enyo passengers from wilmington ana
points North or take on passengers south OF Dei-
mar.
Leave Philadelphia II 20 p. m. daily, Baltl.
more Z rs >. N. Wilmington II 02 q. M oelly,
stopping ut Dover nnS Dclmar regularly; ami Al
and ut New Castle ,fIddletown. Clayton, Harr ~
tom. aud seafOrd to leave passengera tr' m WI
mlngton and points North or take on pa 'ensers
for points south OF DclmAr
The II - train also stops ut Laurel 10 leave
passengers from Wilmington OF points porth.
Nurtll.bound-Tralns leave Demar so q. n.
daily, Dover S.l6 am. regularly arriving VII.
mington 1876 a.. a.. baltimore Gas q. IN. ana
Philadelphia $50 n. IN.
The IS a. III. train also stops at Sesford, Har-
rlngton, Clayton, Mlddletowh TO leave passon-
gers from points south OF Demar. OR tase Oh
passengers for Wilmington and points North.
Leave Delmar ~ p. m. week days, Harrlug-
ton &c pm, Dover OF pm. regularly; arriving
Wilmington 15p.m., Baltimore 81 p.m.' ana
philadelphia o. p III.
town to leave passengers for points south 81 Dol
mar or to take on passengers for wilmington
and points North.
New Castle accommodation Trains Leave WILL
IQlllSIOu w HIll oo p iAs ASSo'N wv" 49,
tie $40 Il. IN. and IS .. m.
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Trains
Leave Harrington for Lewos l1.05 a. NJ, $40.
For franklin and way stations ll.05 a. m. 10.
turning trains leave Lewcs for harrington $50
a. NJ, and IS p. m. Leave Frinklin ~ q. m.
Queen Anne Il Kent r. Lowe Torrsel for
CentrevIlle and way statlons9 AZ a. m. AID 1t pi.
NJ, week days.
Dola ware Chesapeake R. R.-Deav Clayton
for oxford and way stations 10 03 a. M and W p.
m. week days.
Cambridge seaford r. R.-Leave seatord TOR
Cambridge and way stations IL SO q. m. week Gays
Conncctton-At Porter, with, Newark Deia-
ware City Railroad. At Townsend. with Queen
Anne's Kent Railroad. at Clayton, with Della.
ware Chesapeake Railroad aud Baltimore qua
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, with
Delaware, Maryland l. Virsni. RnllIoad. At
scaford. with cambridge & seatord Railroad AZ
Delmar with Now York, philadelphia &Norfolk.
WIcomico Il Pocomoke, and Peninsula saIilro
CHA5. e. PU1H Gcnerar Manager
L aSnnIar AGnpt.
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the county at the Democratic primary
election to be held April 18th, next.
In deciding upon this course | VOL d
Say to those who know ME not, that in
politics | have always been IL Democrat,
and have never wavered in my allesance
to the party and its principles to one
of which would particularly call four
attention, viz: IRRITATION in Off ;e, -
and which constitutes one of the chief
characteristics of our Rep lblcan form
of government. This is tn. first time
L have asked any office ut your hands,
although | have repeatedly been re-
queiJtd to do Sd.
IT ilonored with in election, prom
Use to faithfully aid imnrtiaIly dis
charge the duties Of the Office.
Yours very respectfully,
JAS. w. RioUGHToN,
Temperanccville, March 9,Il, 1887,
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Conference Appointments.

at the session of the Wilmington M.
Z. Conference, which adjourned last
Tuesday-the following appointments
were made of interest to our people:
Virginia-A. D. Davis, 2. b.. Cape
Charles, J. Geister; Chincoteague, r..
j. Watkins; ualiwood, E. f. Stalls;
Onancock, }. W. Easily: Parksley. w.
X. Galloway; Tangier. j S. Morris.
Maryland-J. \. B. Wilson, P. E.,
Dover District; Port Deposit, L. E.
Barrett; Galcna, l. G.. Fosnocht; Smiths
Isllnd, w. l.. Bowen; Mt. Salem, R. g.
Jones.
Observation-Disclosures, Brandywine
church. g. A. Gricp; Wilmington, I'm
ion church, Adam Stenge; Georgetown:
w. j. DuHadaway; Chester, J. w.
Hammersley; st. Paul and Kingwood,
Charles Hill.
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RESOLUTIONS OF ReSpect.

Resolutions adopted by the Drum
mondtown Baptist Sunday School in res
poet for the memory of John Augustus
Bonnew"ll, deceased.
Whereas it has pleased God. in his all
wise providence, to take from our school
John A. Bonnewell, therefore be it re-
solved:
lst That we bow in humble submis-
sion to the will of Him that doeth all
things we'll"
2nd. That, feeling keenly the vista
ton Of Providence that has cast SO deep
il gloon over MS, we tender our sYmpa-
thy to the bereayed parents and family.
8. That the members of this Sunday
school wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for days in memory OF him, whose
promptnrss, attention and gcntlemanly
conduct has impressed alike teachers
and scholars.
4. That copy of these resolutions be
sent TO tile family of the deceased.
w. f. GUNTER,
p. r. TwYToRD,
w. J. WATKINsoN,
II. =. Mock,
Committee.
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PERSONAL.

The following complimentary notice
appears in Norfolk Landmark OF recent
date in refere ice to Miss Chadbourne,
who proposes to make Acconac her
permanent homie. Tile Landmark be-
ing edited by Tho gifted James Barron
Hope, praise from such source is praise
indeed. 1t is to be hoped that the tai
ented lady upon whom we have a claim
by becoming one of u.s.. will favor us
wthreadings ut many points in our
county. She is entitled to IL cordial re-
ceptlOn by Gus people, not only because
other talents, but for the reason also
that she has faith in IFS by investing her
means in our midst, rs member of the
s.Parksley Land improvement Compa.
ny,n AMI rs the purchaser recently also
ofn tract Of llnd near Parkslry. The
following is the notice referred to above
The very large audience which assem-
bled at thrrooms of the Northern Clue
last evening was highly entertained by
the slvcrtongund el0cutOnlS5 Miss
Elizabeth S. Chadbournc, anil so ne To-
cal talent. Miss Chadbournt presented
a most pleasing programme, aud i'll such
q manner as to make clear at once to all
present that her abilities as an elocu-
zionist is superior, IN in fact, We think
we are safe 10 say, has never beel sur
passed by any person who has ever Wis
tied Norfolk. 1t is hoped that the
charming lady MY be persuaded to re-
main here longer than WIS hcrlntentlhn,
so as to give those who were 80 unIortn.
nate as to miss the entertainment last
evening al opportunity to hear the art
ist before mentioned.
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Tony Fellow-Citlzens OF Accomac
,County:-
1 he eby announce myself a candidate
for Comm ,nwealth's Attorney in the
election to be held next spring. [ have
held the office for the last eighteen
mouths by the appointment of Judge
Parr;lmorc ,an,l during tllat tine | have
prosecuted to the best of my aiJ lity ev-
ery violation CT the law %irAo It prcju-
dice orpartiality; and if my fellnw-conn--
tymen approve my course, and see fit toA
continue me In Office for Il resllltf term,
I shall be grateful to them, aud endeav-
or to fill the office with credit 70 myself
and the county. [, of course. shall BIZ
subject to the primary. election, il the
Democratic party decide upon such
course. Respectfully yours,
j. II. FLETCHER, JR.
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The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Broadway Baptist Church, situated
near CaShyille, will hold festival
for benefit OF the church on Easter
Monday, April 11th. Rev. j. S.
Wharton, who was Il resident OF
Mexico, during the reign OF Maxi.
milian, will deliver a lecture during
the evening Of that day, at 3
O'Clock, GU Mexico, its political and
religious condition, the manners,
customs, habits, ETC., of the people
Vocal and instrumental music Will
be rendered on The occasion by the
Sunday school. Admission free e
all
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Second round of quarterly meetings
Eastern Shore district, NJ. Z. Church
South:
Onancock, Andrew chapel, March 1921
Pungoteague, Evergreen, April 2, 8.
Belle Haven. Bethel, April ~, IL.
Berlin, CampbellLown, Aprlls16, II.
liastyilIe. Salem, April %, Il.
Cobo's lslard, April %, 26.
Jos. Ii. AMIss, Z. E.
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MI thn Dnmncra.s of Accnmlck

To the Democrats of Accomlck.
Iannounce myself as Il candidate for the
Office of CONFERENCE.-The Attorney sub.
jecttO whltever may be adoptedby
the Democratic plrtvfo the selIctionof
candidates. 1t has been reported by
people interested'aglinst me. TINT I'M
der certain circumsta ices | will with
draw from thecontei5. This is I'LL false
absolutely false and without founda.
ton from either me- Or my Father who is
reported to be the one in whose fitTor L
am to withdraw. l shall he a candidate
until my interest in the result is decld-
ed. Respectfully.
GEO. F. PtRRAMORE.
can imagine no continuation of cir
cumstances that would Justify me i'll
permitting Geo. f. Parr;tnore t. give
up his aspiration TO the Office OF Com
monwellth's Attorney i'll my favor, nor
wonld 1 avail myself Of it, il he desired
to 10 so. nor will l be a candidate
against him.
Respectfully,
TIIos. e. PAERAMoRE.
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at the urgent solicitation of numer-
Gus voters. hereby announce myself
as candidate for Justice OF. Peace Of At
lantic District, subject to the decision
ofthe Democratic purity at theprimary
election to b; hell on 18th of ypril-
and if eltcte promise IL faithful dis
charge of tile duties of the office.
Respectfully 81,
L. w. HUTCHINSON.
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filed and sank, Capt. Crockett losing a
breach loading gun va'ued,at se5, when
the skin went down. He was not dis
couraged by the misliap however, and
has been ducking nearly everyday since,
butso far has escaped getting ducked
again himself.
S. X. Martins Co.. are constantly re-
cciving cargoeS plumber and shingles
for building purposes. us well rs sash,
doors and blinds. Their place will be
headquarters for berry crates and bas-
kets this spring. which they will sell us
low us can he bought elsewhere.
AJAX.
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I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the office of constable ii Pun
goteague District, subject to the decls-
ION of the Democratic party primary
election to be held on the 18th OF April,
next. The suffrages OF my fellow-cltl-
zens is respectfully solicited.
JOIN G.. FIGGs,
Keller Station, Va.
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thereby announce myself as candi-
date for reelection to the office OF con-
stable in Atlantic district, subject 10
The decision of the Democratic party at
the primary election, to be held OIL The
18th day of April. next.
GEO. 7. GLADDTNG,
Atlantic.
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<hircotcuGue.

School Superintendent. DR.. ]. q.
Mapp, visited us last week, for tie HIST
time.
A wharf 60 feet wide is to be built
near Atlantic wharf, by Col. Lemuel
Shovel of Maryland.
Arrivals at Atlantic this week: j: g..
Messlck, r. Trimhle. Geo. II. Guy, inc
r. Snow, Phila.: we. Il. Andrews, j. II F,
Feddeman, G. w. HOrSey. Baltic; u.
w. Smith, Snow Hill.
MIC r. Eabht has returned fromGeor-
gia where lie had been 10 look after Il
farm which his father. who died last
wear. left him. 1t is located on railroad
contains GOO acres, and is very valuable.
The pool room of Mr.. Geo. r. Cole
burn was entered one night last week.
and four dollars taken therefrom. He
knows the party who did itand proposes
to expose HIM, il the money is not IT.
turned in 80 days.
Our llarhor is full of vessels, and oys-
tiers for planting purposes are wanted
at 80 cents per bushef. One boatman
wants 5000 bushels. CLAIMS are also in
demand. 4 full force is HOW at work
in Mr.. ID. J. Whealton's shuckins.es-
rabllShment.
Since the decision in reference to
drummers license, so many Of the boys,
have visited us that the proprietor OF
tie Atlantic smiles continually. and
now says If the local optinn could be
abolished he would run hotel that
would be credit 10 the Eastern Shore.
The cornerstone laying OF the NJ. T.
Church was well attended BY citizens
here as well as from the mainland. and
success financially AID otherwise.
The receipts at church was $3.50, and
al dinner table. under the management
of Mrs. Sallie Lewis, over $50. Several
candidates were present and spent their
money freely ut ice cream and confec-
tione!y stands, presided ov,r by the
Buds of Promise.
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NoT1cE-Ulay, VIM. E. Floyd, owner,
will make a short season from February
LIST to April 10th, at S25 to insure a
mare with foal. He will stand at Lo-
custville but will go to DrummondtoWn
and Powelton If services are desired,
once a week. Will go to any neighbor'
hood not more than 5 or miles distant,
if at least mares are to be served, II
services not required at home. He will
be strictly limited to 20 mares, and IA
have been booked. Mares from distance.
will be taken and fed at actual cost of
feed. Clay was advertised at S25 this
wear because the owner was under obll-
gations to do so-his services will never
be offered again ut that price.
y Vim. E. Floyd.
Locustville.
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10000 Strawberry Plants FIoffman's,
the coming early berry, Jessie Jewell,
May King Parry Crystal City Wilson $,
Clescents, Sharpless. Bdwell, and I'LL
the best kinds. Raspberry, I'LL the lead
ING kinds. Blackb.rrieS. Wilson. .Jr.,
Early tIa"vest, Wilson Euly Rootcut-
tlngS. Keilfer, LAWSON, and other Pear
trees. Fine stock of Apple. Peach Cur
ra.t,. Crap vines, Ornalncntals, NC.
Stock line and true toname Crates anl
ba kets. Catalogue free. telling what
Tc plant. j: w: Hall:
Marion Station, Md.
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Atlantic.

Mr.Geo. T. East who has long suffered
with cancer or malignant ulcer on his
breast, died Tuesday morning at eight
O'Clock. He was an industrious and
careful farmer and long had the reputa-
ton of shipping the best culled and
incest potatoes that were shipped from
Pitts Wharf.
Three justices havemade an examina-
ton as to the sanity of George w.
Matthews, who recently attempted stc
commit suicide. and have found him to
be il lunatic. He will be sent to the
ASYLUM, us soon us there is a vacancy and
his physical condition will admit of his
removal. His wound his healing but
his mental condition is worse.
Mr.. George I. Gladding, our very
efficient constable is c.lnvassing around
among the people. He has developed
some of the qualities OF good detective
and llas succeeded in ferreting out Grim
inals and bringing them 10 justice, il
cases where the evidence was vague
and unsatisfactory. He seems very con
iident of his lie elect: on. If the people
want Il good officer Il j should certainly
retain him in office. ARGUS.
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Hereby announce myself a canlidate
for reelection 10 GIe ollice Of Commits
sioner of Revenue of District No. l,
(Accomac Parish) subject however, to
the decision of the Democratic party at
the primary election to be held OH the
10Th of April, nex.
SPENCER D. FLETCHER.
Jenkins Bridge,
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Tlle undersigned respectfully an-
nounces to the public That he is Il candi-
date Tor constable in Atlantic District
and hereby submits his claims for the
nomination at the primary election to
be held on the 10th Of April next. Your
sulfrages arc respectfully solicited.
NEAL u. Taylor.
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SWEET POTATO SEED have for
sale at either wholesale or retail sweet
potato seed of the Jersey variety called
Sussex Golden. They IRE kept i'll my
house 1T Exlnore, the sumo way us .jer.
sey folks keep theirs. Give me your Or
tlers and | will try to give satisfaction.
For further particulars and prices adj
dress WI ElZey,
EXmOre Station, Va.
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Attic urgent solicitation of many
voters indifferent parts OF this district,
| hereby announce myself.a candidate
for the Office Of Justice of the Peace, TOR
Atlantic lnagisterial district, at the
MAY election. 1887, subject however, to
the decision OF the Democratic party IN
a primary election; and if elected, /
promise to discharge the duties ct the
office impartially,to the best of my abil-
ity, without the influence OF fear, favor,
or affection. I expect to attend ,on all
the regular justices meetings if elected.
Respectfully,
LLOYD +. j. WILSON.
Greenbackville, Feb. 10th, 1857.
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l':srAsIeJ.

Our truckers are busy bedding sweet
potatoes.
Mr.T.J. Kent will plant $4,000 Straw
berry and 5000 raspberry plants.
Mr.. Harry Joiner of Kent county,
Md, Will take charge of CallenS irult
farm.
Miss Chadbourne of Boston, made a
flying visit here last week on her way to
Norfolk.
Mr.. l.. w. Crowson is building a ten
ant house for Miss Boothof New \ DIRK,
OH 'Sayine HILL
Mr., S. T. Jones has two fine additions
to his herd Of registered Jerseys since
movingto ParkSley.
Mr.. Ed Wright is putting up neat
board fence around the woods lines or
the T. l.. & L. Cos land.
Rev. w. K. Galloway is at conference
this week. Hell expected to return 20
Parksley for another year.
Mrs. E. S. Fisher of Scranton, Pa.
and her daughter. Mrs. NJ. Z. Berry OF
Washington. are here for their health.
Mr.and Mrs. Fred ]. Dyer of Cur
wensville, P;., are enjoying the quiet Of
Pmksley, after the gayeties OF Old
Point.
Mr. Arthur Joiner's forcing house for
early vegetables has proved Il success
he has fine lot Of cabbage and tomato
plants.
Mr.. Pennock, of the American Road
Machine Co., Kenneth square, spent a
few days with Nh. Taylor in making
streets. The work is handsomely done.
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of constable for Pungo-
teague district, subject to decision of
the Democratic prim lrv election.
JOHN w. HUTCHINSON.
Hoffman IS wharf, March 22nd, 81.
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EOffnlan's Wharf.

Hoffman's wharf has been purchased
by Eastern Shore Steamboat Go. They
propose to thoroughly overhaul and re-
pair it atan early date.
a schooner mailing from snow Hill
wis capsl&d off this place last Monday.
The crew was rescued "Wednesday after
undergoing TERRIBLE suffering. The boat
will, it is thought be a total loss.
On Morday OF last week, Capt. Ed
ward Crockett and Alma Evans came
near being drowned Willie crossing Pun.
goteague creek in Il small sklif. Size
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Announcements.

TO the Voters of Accnmac County,
EIannonnceg lnyselfa candidate fnruhe
oflicesof Commemorative Att 5rney, at
tbefMs,y election, 1887. Subject how.
ever to the decision Of the Democratic
party-in primary election.
Respectfully.
JOHN j. GUNTER.
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Pocomolze Super-Phosphate was new
er sold in the county before insuch large
quantities. proof Of its merits, apply
to 6. B. Fosque 81 Co., for it-a!so for
ANYTHING you need in our line OF new
goods, just received.
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/ announce myself as a candidate for
re election for the office of Commission
er Of Revenue of Accomac county: for
district No. 3, (St. Georges Parish,)
subject, however. to the decision of the
Democratic party at q primary election,
if such method OF making nomina-
lions be adopted.
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Practices in the circuit courts Of A.c-I y. i; II
'omac and Northampton. ~ VIZ. W.,
DIR. LEWIS J. HARM on the Isl
DENTS must be given on
Office dry TO be filed promptly.
Mr.. John ". Hutchinson an-
nounces himself as /. candidate for
constable in Pungoteague district,
in rhis issue-and Mr.. David I.
Topping as candidate for justice of
peace in Atlantic district. Both
submit their claims at primary, 10
be held April 1Gth next.
Commercial and other travellers
visiting Baltimore, will do we'll to
give the Millby House a trial. 1t
Is situated in the business centre
OF tie city, convenient to places OF
amusement. churches and railroad
depots and it's omnibuSes meet all
trains arriving and departing from
the city.
Senator John ". G. blackstone
is second on the committee to re-
ceive Code from revisors aud re-
port on same to Legislature. The
compliment to our representative
will ue better appreciated when it
is remembered, that the best law
yeas in the Legislature were select
ed for the committee.
MesSrs. Merrill, OF Peninsula Led
ger. Kurtz, of Eastville Herald, NJ.
L. Selby, of Greehbackvllle and
Dr.. Geo. T.. Trultt, Called upon us
in body this week-and no ad
was wanted or proposition made
to sell us Il dress for our prospect
i've bride or intimation made that
we ought to have Il tooth pulled
all agreeable visitors in fact. Call
again, gentlemen.
G. G. Joynes, the efficient princ;-
pal of the Onarcock public school.
has been appointed by the New
Jersey Bureau of Education, gen
eral agent for the State of Virginia.
1t costs colleges, academies, schools
and families nothing to procure
the very best of teachers through
this agency. The bureau secures
desirable positions for professors
and teachers, rents, buys and sells
school property and school supplies
o ali kluGS.
Mr.. VIM. Knox, representative
of Hodges Bros, of Baltimore, fol
the last ten days has beenon Wis
it to our merchants, and it is use
less to add that his visit has beer
both pleasant and profitable te
those who have favored him Will
orders. Our commercial tourist has
the tact at all times of making him
self agreeable, and representing a:
lie does, the leading dress ant
white goods house in the United
States, conld not, Of course, fail tt
please. Our merchants appreciate
the merits of both.
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L hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the office of constable for Pun
goteague district, subject however, to
the decision of the Democratic party at
the primary election.
THADDEUs K. MARTIN,
Pungoteague, Va.
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Respectfully,
TIIos. g. PAIRAMORE.

thereby announce myself candidate
for re. election to the Office Of Sheriff,
subject, however, to tie decision of the
Democratic party ut the primary cleo
ton, should such a course be adopted.
JNO. Ii. WISE.
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To my fellow citizens of Accomac
county:
Through the solicitations of friends,
have consented to offer for the posi-
ton of Commissioner of Revenue TOT
district No. l, Accomac parish, subject,
however. TO The decision Of the voters OF
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE.-One good farm horse
cheap for cash. Address
Box Ii, Accoalac c. H, Va.
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WANTED.-Tmmai;atelyt two hun
dretl dollars (S200.0l). Ample real es-
tate Will beeiven lis security. Address
..X,n AccOnac e. IL, Va.
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Almost time now to begin white.
washing and fixing up around
your premises,so when you
want a barrel Of lime
don't forget that we are
selling the best for $3.50 per
barrel. We are headquarters for
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FENcE.-Every one who has seen, Or
bought my fence. are willing to testify.
that it is the cheapest, strongest and
hest fence in every respect, ever offered
to The public. Orders promptly filled,
I give all necessary instructions, anyone
can mt it up. Terms cash on delivery.
Address A. NJ. Nottingham,
louisville, Va.